Relight Your Fire

Tuesday, 22nd September 2009 | 1 comments
Filed under: Personal Development, Success, Renewal.

Recent research suggests that compared to last year Irish people are working an extra 6-10 hours per week with only 32% stopping to take a full lunch. Despite countless articles written each year aimed at helping create balance and quality in life, we are still overworking and expecting to achieve more. We all know that when we burn the candle at both ends, productivity decreases and we are left overwhelmed, overworked, overstressed and overcommitted.

Yes, it’s the holiday season and of course a break from the norm will recharge your energies, however in terms of yielding sustainable improvements in productivity the benefits may only short lived.

In order to enhance productivity in the long term, you need to maintain and develop the greatest asset that you have – yourself. It’s essential that you take time to refresh your skills, enhance your knowledge and develop your mental capabilities. Take time to tap into the potential you always knew you had. Read a book, listen to a great speaker on audio or attend a programme focused on developing your potential.

Ensure that you are sharp enough to deal with all the obstacles that the recession is throwing at you. Invest in yourself so that you are physically charged and mentally alert. You will then be able to step back and work effectively on your business and not in your business. Assess if your fire is burning out and add some spark to it again. Recharge, reignite and reenergize and be the best you can be.


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Friday, 3rd July 2009 - Perma Link #473
Eve Bulman
1 Hi Sinead, Great blog and I totally agree that success begins within! You and your readers may find my recent blog '10 Things to Do on a Friday' helpful by way of practically creating that balance and boosting efficiency! http://www.brightskills.ie/blog/10_things_to_do_on_a_friday Eve

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